My Reply follows quote. On 28/04/2002 20:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kyle Hansen) > >Terry Mathews wrote: > >> > The capacities and form factors are also radically different. >> >> The PM9500 power supply isn't much bigger physically than a standard ATX >> power supply. The Q950 power supply, is the length of the case long, 6in >> tall x 6in wide at one end, and 12in tall x 6in wide at the other. It's >> freaking huge! > >Yep. The Quadra 950 was the heaviest Mac ever made (without a built-in >monitor) >weighing in at nearly 37lbs. That power supply was made to run 5 drives >at once. >It is a beast. I love the Q950's. Any mac that comes with KEYS is cool >with me. -------- Well, that is why I asked about the differences. I recently obtained a second Q950 as a parts source for one I have been restoring. Didn't need the second power supply and was wondering if it could be used for a 9500. Answer: No.
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